How to adjust specific field in form with CSS?

I'm trying to adjust the spacing between only certain certain questions.  I understand I can modify the CSS for the entire form, or use the Advanced Editor to modify this, but it affects the entire form.

Is there a some kind of CSS form generator? Can I use CSS to just target the spacing between certain fields and not others?

Thank you.

Yes, you can do that with CSS, but you have to target the field by using the ID of the field (since ID is a unique attribute). This guide should help you: https://www.jotform.com/help/146-How-to-Find-Field-IDs-and-Names

If you need any assistance please get back to us.

Thank you!

I'm clearly doing something wrong.  When I am adjusting the margin and padding values, they seem to be affecting the text area itself, not the entire question field.

Form: https://form.jotform.com/80875118859168

 

#input_39 {

    width : 350px;

    margin-bottom : 0 !important;

    padding-bottom : 0 !important;

    text-transform : capitalize;

}

 

#input_40 {

    margin-top : 0 !important;

    padding-top : 0 !important;

    margin-bottom : 0 !important;

    padding-bottom : 0 !important;

    width : 225px;

    text-transform : capitalize;

}

 

#input_41 {

    margin-top : 0 !important;

    padding-top : 0 !important;

    margin-bottom : 0 !important;

    padding-bottom : 0 !important;

}

 

#input_42 {

    margin-top : 0 !important;

    padding-top : 0 !important;

    text-transform : capitalize;

}

Please kindly try replacing each "input" with "id", that should affect the field's container instead. 

Let us know how it goes. 

Where do I find the ID to which you are referring? The link I was sent showed me that under advanced options for the field, I can find the field ID there, which is what I used.
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In order to adjust those fields, you have to use ID of the div:

And that is just structure of the HTML, you have to target the div that is a parent of the field that you want to adjust.

So to adjust input_39 field, you have to use cid_39 ID.

input_40 will be cid_40 and so on.

You can use Inspect element in your Browser:

To see the structure of the page and find the ID.

Let us know if you need any further assistance.

Thank you!

With that info, I was able to obtain those ID's by using the Inspect
element feature.
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